Mike McCollum LLMLE '15, discusses how the Law & Entrepreneurship program is much more than just a fourth year of law school. He completed his practicum at the First Flight Venture Center in the Research Triangle Park. Upon graduation, Mike returned to Richmond, VA to practice as an entrepreneurial attorney.
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Rindala Beydoun '94 talks about Duke Law's JD/LLM program.
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Wrongful Convictions Clinic student, Joe Wilson talks about the first time he felt like a lawyer.
Civil Justice Clinic student, Rebecca Cooper '16 talks about the biggest challenge she faced in her clinic experience.
Michael Steele talks about why he chose to work with the Children's Law Clinic.
Tony Ficarrotta '16 talks about the skills he developed while working with the Health Justice Clinic.
Nimasha Weliwitigoda '15 talks about her biggest takeaways from participating in the Start-Up Ventures and Environmental Law and Policy Clinics.
Eugene Lao '95 talks about Duke Law's JD/LLM program.
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Tatiana Sainati '13 talks about Duke Law's JD/LLM program.
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Emma Htun '13 talks about Duke Law's JD/LLM program.
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Matthew Droz '05 talks about Duke Law's JD/LLM program.
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Jonathan Kellner '03 talks about Duke Law's JD/LLM program.
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Professor Sara Sun Beale with general thoughts on course selection for students at Duke Law.
Produced on June 26, 2012 by Duke University, School of Law.
Duke Law students from around the world discuss their favorite cuisine.
Narratives in Conflict: A Duke Law School seminar on international human rights law took students to East Jerusalem where they observed, first hand, the collision of law, history, and emotion around housing matters.
The inaugural Duke Law Leadership Experience features speakers, a communications workshop, and alumni panel and provides students with insights and skills to use their law degrees to become leaders in their communities.
Originally recorded January 25, 2007
Speakers: Candace Carroll '74, Paul Genender '94, Terry Tucker '04, and Damon Hewitt.
The Office and Board of Pro Bono and Public Interest presents a program on how LL.M. Lisa Vatch saw a gap in services and decided to fill it by creating her own foundation. Lisa was born without a sense of smell, but her condition was not diagnosed until she was a teenager. Not wanting others to face the same predicament and witnessing a lack of awareness and sensitivity for this problem by both the public and the legal and medical community, she created a web-based Canadian foundation that serves 1000s of people from all over the world.
Recorded on November 20, 2000, Duke University, School of Law. Judge Scirica and Judge Niemeyer discuss the clerkship process, from how to apply to what clerks do.
Co-sponsored by Duke Law School and the University of Geneva Law Faculty in Switzerland, it coordinates courses on public international law with visits to the international organizations in Geneva, as well as offers courses in private law areas with special emphasis on European and comparative law.
Duke Law students explore legal issues, produce video about land rights of Haitians displaced in 2010 earthquake.
Students from Duke Law’s Class of 2020 share photos of some of their favorite moments together!
Meet some of the Duke Law summer starters from the summer of 2011.
Thank You!
Duke Law students who participated in the fall Thank-a-thon say thank you to the school's donors for the opportunities their gifts make possible.
Ten Duke Law students, led by Professor Laurence Helfer, spent their spring break in Brazil, doing field research into the land rights of Afro-Brazilian communities, part of their semester-long ad hoc seminar.
Duke Law students joined other Duke University graduate school students in "Campout 2011" for a chance to be a Cameron Crazy at this upcoming Men's Basketball season. Tickets were made available through a lottery to those that followed the campout rules and participated.